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Board Enterprise Financial Planning is an integrated solution designed to support modern finance teams with continuous planning, budgeting, forecasting, and reporting. Built on the Board Enterprise Planning Platform, it combines financial and operational data in one environment.
Organizations use Board to run strategic, long-term, and scenario-based planning with predictive analytics, AI-driven insights, and a low-code user experience.
| Plan | Price | Featured |
|---|---|---|
| Basic (Estimated) | $1,250 per user/year (Estimated) | Core financial planning, Budgeting & forecasting, Standard reporting |
| Premium (Estimated) | $2,500 per user/year (Estimated) | Advanced analytics, AI/ML predictive planning, Scenario & what-if analysis |
| Enterprise (Custom Quote) | Custom pricing (Contact Sales) | End-to-end enterprise planning, Integrations & add-ins, Premium support options |
Price details: https://www.board.com/pricing
Competitor |
Pros |
|---|---|
| Anaplan | Board is often more cost-effective for enterprises seeking both financial and operational planning in one tool. Users appreciate Board’s integrated analytics and reporting, which reduce dependency on external BI tools. Its low-code approach can also simplify model changes compared to Anaplan’s more technical modeling requirements. |
| Oracle Hyperion | Compared to Hyperion, Board is easier to use and faster to deploy for many organizations. Finance teams value Board’s modern interface and unified platform, which avoids the complexity and maintenance overhead often associated with traditional Oracle-based planning and consolidation environments. |
| Workday Adaptive Planning | Board provides deeper integrated analytics and scenario modeling for complex enterprise use cases. Users note that Board’s flexibility across finance, supply chain, and retail planning can outperform Adaptive when organizations need a single platform beyond finance-only planning. |
| SAP Analytics Cloud | Board is frequently praised for its stronger planning depth and end-to-end financial process coverage. Compared to SAP Analytics Cloud, Board offers more mature enterprise planning workflows without requiring a heavy SAP ecosystem dependency. |
| Jedox | Board scales better for large enterprises with complex, multi-department planning needs. While Jedox is often chosen for mid-market use, Board delivers stronger governance, security, and advanced analytics suitable for global finance teams. |
Competitor |
Cons |
|---|---|
| Anaplan | Compared to Anaplan, Board can feel less intuitive for new users without proper training. Some customers report that Anaplan’s ecosystem and community resources are broader, making it easier to find experienced model builders and external consultants. |
| Oracle Hyperion | Organizations already deeply invested in Oracle may find Board less aligned with their existing stack. Hyperion’s tight integration with Oracle ERP can be a stronger fit for companies prioritizing native Oracle workflows over flexibility. |
| Workday Adaptive Planning | Adaptive Planning can be quicker to adopt for finance-only teams. Board’s broader scope means implementations may take longer and require more upfront design effort, which can be a drawback for smaller finance departments. |
| SAP Analytics Cloud | For SAP-centric organizations, SAP Analytics Cloud may offer smoother native integration. Board may require additional integration work to align perfectly with SAP landscapes, increasing initial implementation complexity. |
| Jedox | Jedox is often perceived as more affordable for smaller teams. Board’s enterprise pricing and custom quotes can be a barrier for organizations with limited budgets or simpler planning requirements. |
